Hey everyone, I recently got a job from the same company my father has worked at for 15 years. He is a carpenter foreman. It is a concrete forming company that builds high rise buildings. I worked with my father for one summer, three years ago, but my experience then was very limited. I was only a teenager at the time, so everybody there treated me like a kid (because I was), plus they all knew my father, and they were all generally nice people, so they went very easy on me. My experience was limited to carrying tools and equipment, carrying materials, piling up stripped material, cleaning, helping with scaffolding, putting up safety fences, oiling up forms, etc. No real technical work, besides sometimes helping my father with walls. The advantage of this was that I didn't work on the job every day, because I would just help whoever needed an extra pair of hands at the time. This allowed me to not just learn one aspect of the process, but all the aspects, from the steelmen, th